Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-12
DAILY HERALD,
NEW BUILDINGS.
What the Architects Are
Doing.
MANY BEAUTIFUL STRUCTURES
a Very Good Showing for New
Houses and Stores in Los
Angeles County.

All the architects in town are busily
engaged in drawing plans for the nu-
merous buildings which are to be
erected in this city and vicinity in
the near future. 1t is almost impossi-
BILE to give complete list of the work
going on, on account OF the reticence
of the architects, but below will be
found list as far as could be ascer-
tanned:
One of the most expensive buildings
in course of erection is the one being
built by o. G. Weyse at Cahuenga,
which when completedwill cost $780,
600. 1t will be made of stone and
brick, and will be five stories in height.
II will have several domes, and will be
one Of the handsomest and most
roomy hotels in the State.
G.. II. Brown has the following build
ings in course of progress: A cottage
on Figueroa street, eleven rooms, two
stories in height, which will cost$l3, 900.
A residence for r. A. Harris on Bea-
con and Seventh streets, two stories
and a basement, with ten rooms; cost,
$1,000. A residence for M. S. Heines,
Beacon and Ninth streets, which will
have two stories and twelve rooms
cost, $4,000. A fourteen room resi-
dence for H. w. Mills on Grand ave-
nue. and Fourth street; cost, $12, 900.
A cottage for j. Clapp on Grand ave-
nue. to have nine rooms and to cost
$4,000. A residence for Mrs. Burgs on
Olive street u8.r Ihird, 10 nave Jour
teen rooms and cost $11 900.
Eight cottages on the Fulton Wells
tract, to cost $4,000.
A.C. Lutgens is building the follow
ing houses: A building for Domingo
Amestoy on Main and Requena streets,
to cost $35 900. 1t will be brick
structure and will have three stories
and basement, and will be used fol
Offices and stores.
A two-story building for A. w. Field.
schau, corner of Seventh and Wall
streets. 1t will be a two-story frame
structure and will be used as a dwell.
ling and store rooms. 1t will have
twelve rooms and will cost $4,000.
A building for J. Raves on Beaudry
avenue and Temple streets, to cost
$4,000. 1t will be a two-story and
basement frame building. The upper
part will be used as "a lodging-house
and the lower part will be made into
stores.
Two cottages for w. H. Bernard on
Grand avenue and Washington streets.
'Thev will each have six rooms and
9lil cost SoUUU a piece.
A two-story residence for S. Rohl
son Flower street, between Pine ano
Washington streets. 1t will have
eight rooms, and will cost $4,000.
A residence for j. Ward on Twelfth
street, to cost $25OO. 1t will be Queer
Anne style, and will have eigh
rooms.
r. M. Morton is building the follow
ing buildings:
A brick building on First street, be-
tween First and Second. 1t will cost
about $4,000.
A brick building for Mrs. L. M
Biglow, on First street. 1t will cost
$4,000, and will contain ITO rooms
and will be used as hotel.
The East Los Angeles Bank build
ing on Downey avenue. 1t is a two
story brick building and cost SIG, 900.
The structure has just been com
pleted and is a credit to the neighbor
hood. A residence at Highland Parl
for G. w. Morgan, OF fourteen rooms
to cost $l2, 900. A residence for A
w. Potts at Highland Park, OF eigh'
rooms, to cost $500.
J. N. Preston & Son are building
the following houses: A residence
for Mrs. Thornton on Hill street, be
tween first and second. 1t will be ba
window house two stories in height
will have seven rooms and will cos
5000.
A residence for Mark Jones in tn
Jones tract to cost $4,000. 1t will hav
eight rooms and will be provided wit
all modern improvements.
BUILDING ELSEWHERE.
The following improvements are be
ing made in the immediate vicinit
of this city: j..
The East San Gabriel Hotel is i
course of construction. 1t will be
magnificent frame structure. Their
will be two towers and three main en-
frances, besides carriage drive an
two verandas extending on both side
of the house. The house will be ele
gantly furnished inside and the hall
and corridors will be wainscoted.
will cost $4,000 and ]. N. Preston 4
Son are the architects.
ID. j. Perkins is building handsom
cottage at Hueneme, which will cos
$4,000.
G. B. Summer is constructing resi-
dende at Pomona, which will be tw
stories in height and will cost $4,000.
George Bixby is building cottag
at Long Beach, which will have fiv
rooms and will cost $500.
j. De Barth Shorb is building al
addition to his residence at San Mar
ino, which will cost $4,000.
The First National Bank of Pomon
ia building handsome structure
which will be made OF brick and will
be two stories in height and will cos
$4,000.
A two story brick hotel is about t
be built at South Pasadena, which will
cost $4,000.
Alhambra will shortly have hote
which will cost, when completed $40
600. It will be a frame struC
ture of Morrish style an
will contain forty rooms. A Congre
gational church building will soon b
CONSTRUCTED at Pasadena at a cost G
$4,000. Tustin is to have a hotel tw
stories in height. 1t will contain thin
ty-eight rooms and will cost $22, ,00C
A school house of four class rooms
to be built at Glendora which vii
cost $4,000.
A frame warehouse will soon be con
structed at Inglewood which will cos
$4,000. The town will also have
new railroad station, which will cos
10000. The Sierra Madre Villa is be
ing constructed by J. o. Vosburg. |
will be handsome, twelve-roon